Sentence examples for will continue to inhibit from inspiring English sources
Andy Kessler, a partner at Velocity Capital L.L.C., an investment firm in Palo Alto, Calif., says Microsoft's antitrust battle will continue to inhibit its efforts to catch up.
The euro's decline is a reflection of the structural weaknesses of Continental economies (extremely high taxation, inflexible labor markets, protectionist trade policies) that will continue to inhibit euro-zone economic growth.
"The bias towards… investment in London suggests the Government's commitment to geographical rebalancing of the UK economy is highly questionable, and will continue to inhibit private sector growth in other regions," the institute's report says.
Others say that the process of deleveraging — getting debt burdens back down to normal levels — will continue to inhibit the growth of consumer spending and business investment, and that the oversupply of housing and commercial real estate built up during the bubble will continue to depress construction and real estate prices.
This logic will continue to inhibit a rational conversation about not only police brutality but systemic racism and prejudice that continues to plague all areas of modern America.
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He will also relate the region's panorama to persistent funding shortfalls which continue to inhibit far-reaching and sustainable humanitarian response.
Others say that the process of deleveraging getting debt burdens back down to normal levels will continue to inhibit the growth of consumer spending and business investment.
Unfortunately, political polarisation and general policy dysfunction in both the US and the European Union continue to inhibit such an effort.
Last week the European Central Bank warned that ongoing signs of "retrenchment within national borders" continued to inhibit European integration.
Mr. Giuliani will continue to take Lupron, a drug that inhibits the production of sex hormones that stimulate prostate growth, including testosterone.
